Windows & doors, working like new again.

It depends on what failed — rollers, balances, track, lock or glass — and the unit's size and type. What we promise on every job: a full diagnosis first, then a clear, fixed price before any work begins. You approve the number, then we fix it. No surprise charges at the end, ever.

Both, equally. Windows — balances, cranks, hinges, locks, seals and glass — and sliding glass doors — rollers, tracks, alignment, locks and panels. Most South Florida window and door problems are hardware problems, and hardware is exactly what we carry and fix, usually in one visit.

Yes — repair is our entire business. The frames and glass of most windows and doors outlast their moving parts by decades, so rebuilding the hardware restores them for a small fraction of replacement cost. When a unit genuinely isn't worth saving — or hurricane code requires compliant product — we say so plainly, before anything is agreed.

The South Florida tri-county area: Palm Beach, Broward and Miami-Dade — 49 cities from Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens down through Fort Lauderdale and Hollywood to Miami, Miami Beach and Kendall. We're based in Boca Raton, so central Palm Beach County and northern Broward get our fastest windows.

We work 6 AM to 11 PM, seven days a week, and offer same-day appointments whenever the schedule allows — doors and windows that won't close or lock get priority. Calling in the morning gives us the best chance of reaching you the same day.

In South Florida, it's nearly always the rollers: salt air corrodes their bearings until the wheels stop turning and the door skids instead of gliding. The seized rollers then grind into the aluminum track and make things worse. New stainless-steel rollers — plus track repair if the rail is already pitted — restores the one-finger glide.

Yes. Impact systems are heavier than standard units, and their rollers, balances and multi-point locks wear accordingly. We service the hardware with parts rated for the real weight, and we're straightforward about code: mechanical repairs don't affect the rating; glass must stay compliant — and we'll tell you which side of that line your repair sits on.